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Showing videos filed under: christmas
Best of 2010: Sherrod Brown & Richard Wolff & Jeff Madrick
December 31, 2010Finishing up our Best of 2010, we look at our still-broken economy, and get some ideas for fixing it. "People are still looking at and facing too much pain," says Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who joined Bernie Sanders for part of his eight and a half hour speech against giving tax breaks to millionaires. Brown notes that while the compromise which eventually passed gives some short-term help to American workers, but that the economy will not begin to really recover until Washington turns its focus to jobs--and not just any jobs, but reinvigorated manufacturing jobs.Sherrod Brown, Fixing the Economy, and John Fugelsang
December 22, 2010"People are still looking at and facing too much pain," says Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who joined Bernie Sanders for part of his eight and a half hour speech against giving tax breaks to millionaires. Brown notes that while the compromise which eventually passed gives some short-term help to American workers, but that the economy will not begin to really recover until Washington turns its focus to jobs--and not just any jobs, but reinvigorated manufacturing jobs.John Fugelsang: Happy Holidays to the War on Christmas
December 22, 2010Just want to take a moment to wish ‘happy holidays’ to all our friends angry about the ‘war on Christmas.’ I’m worried about you guys. It’s Christmas, and you’re not very merry.Christmas Without Pressure
December 5, 2008Gift Giving Thoughts, With Love from The Stop Shopping Choir. Thanks to Irreverent Films for this video. Check out our interview with Rev Billy and Savatri D. of The Church of Stop Shopping here.
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